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Short Stack, Lil' Bit, and, yes, even Mighty Mouse - Hilary Mauro has heard 'em all. The Gym Dogs' pint-sized powerhouse stands at just 4-foot-8, but her gymnastics, and her heart, are much, much bigger. "She's got the biggest heart of anyone I've ever coached," coach Suzanne Yoculan said. … 1 Comment
Actor and comedian Patton Oswalt once described Athens as a "Willy Wonka factory," whose residents live in a "bubble dream city of goodness." … 1 Comment
The idea of banks asset seizures, fines and penalties is enough to make tax filing a headache for many working students. … 0 Comments
- Grant Writing Certificate Program at UGA Gwinnett. A series of four courses taught by Jack Smith. Pay $640 for all four courses or $180 individually. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. UGA Gwinnett Campus, 2530 Sever Rd., Lawrenceville. Contact: 706-542-3537, www.georgiacenter. … 0 Comments
The University Council officially terminated eight graduate majors Thursday, but the head of the Curriculum Committee said few students will feel the impact. "Hardly anybody is being affected," David Shipley, chair of the Curriculum Committee, said in a phone interview Tuesday. … 3 Comments
Students who failed to pay the special $100 fee by Jan. 22 were temporarily pulled from classes and fined, an administrator said. "That's the way it's always been," said Tom Jackson, Vice President of Public Affairs, in a phone interview Wednesday. "If you have an unpaid balance on your account past the date that tuition and fees are due for the semester, your schedule is cancelled. … 2 Comments
ditor's note: University President Michael Adams addressed the media at a briefing Thursday. Here are some updates to the University's agenda: Students with the HOPE Scholarship will continue to receive their $300 book allowance, thanks to legislation passed Thursday by the Georgia House of Representatives. … 0 Comments
The state's largest newspaper is now involved in a University journalism professor's fight to clear his name of harassment charges. A district court ordered a deposition for Kelly Simmons, a former Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter and current University employee, to reveal the identities of sources she used in a June 2005 story about the Office of Legal Affairs' investigation in claims against John Soloski, a Grady College professor and former dean. … 9 Comments
